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The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08
TREASON s!
RANK, FOUL TREASON.

In 1861, when from perditions womb, the mon
strous theory of secession hurled, fullhedged
with fangs of Ere. upon the confding people of the
South plunging its poisoned javelin to its bearded
hilt into the hospitabe heart of commonwealth
when treason, rank. foul treason standing upon
tho howery bosom OF that sun kissed cline, challenged
70 deadly conflict the federal union-John w. Fort
was n strong robust young Hoosier, eighteen wears
of age. AS such he enlisted under handsome q flag
ever hoated as the ensign of q great nation.
In 1865-four years and three months later-when
the bloody flow Of battle had run dry-when the guns
OF Moutrie and Fort Donelson had been stiled when
the batteries of Vicksburg and Atlanta had been
hrshed TO sleep by their own dread melody Captain
John w Fort returned to his home bankrupt of health
and physical wreck. Mr. Fort is q vell.known
stockman, senior partner Of the firm of Fort John
son d Co. headquarters at the Union Stockyards
this city-Rnd but yesterday called and made
the following statement: From June, 1864, until
July, 1887, suffered indescribable agony from q
stomach disease pronounced by the very best phys
clans to be "Cancerous Dyspepsia" Five thousand
dollars would not my doctors bills, yet with
the expenditure of this amount of money for medical
treatment and medicines outside of the regular chan
mel. the disease remained with 1t appeared to
that . sharp clawed monster bad been housed in
stomach, and made f-squent and frantic efforts
escape. Ali these years rhe food craved dared
not eat. and life burden. / here this morn
IL to tell you that am well and sound a dol
lar can eat anything crave My digestion is per-
feet, an d life ENJOYABLE. Two packages of Ocean
Wave Lime did this remarkable thing for me. court
inquiries this subject, for l enthusiastic be-
cause of the marvellous results that followed the use
Of this wonderful remedy
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08
LABOR'S BIG ORGANIZATION
Favorable Impression Produced by the
General Master WOrkman's Address.
Good Prospect for a Long and Stubborn Con-
test in the Convention Over Some of the
Provisions of the New Constitution.
A Decrease of Almost 200, 900 in the Or
der's Membership Since July, 1885.

Facts and Figures from the Reports of the
General Secretary. the Investigator. and
the Members of the Executive Board.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08
Gable Notes,

It is rumored that Lord Salisbury, the En<
esh Prime Minister, will shortly pay visit to
Prince Bismarck.
Owing to tho almost daily shocks of earth-e
quake at Santiago de Cuba, panic has seized
tho inhabitants and business is almost eoHn-s
pletely Suspended.
Advices from Rangoon say that British
troops have surprised Bohshwey's chief camp.
killed Bohshwey himself, and completely dis&
persed the nacoits.
NJ Maudet the French consul st Lauriums
has been dismissed on account of attentions paiG
by him to an Orleans Princess, while the latteE
was making tour Of Greece.
The Paris Gaulos states that the Grand Dukg
Nicholas of Russia declared recently that when
tho occasion arose he and a number of cther
Russians would join the French army.
The report of the English Board OF Trade for
the month of Septem Der shows that the irnrorta
increased FL. 1000 over September, 1885, and
that the experts. compared with the san9
month, increased 100000
The decision of the Rochester Conservatives
to retain Colonel Hughes -Hallet in his seat has
delighted the English Liberals who viii seiza
the opportunity thus afforded to attack the Con-
servative party on high moral grounds.
A banquet given at Digne Thursday
night. in honor Of NJ. Spuller. French Ministers
of Public instruction. NJ. Spuller made speech
in which he said the fact that nj. Grevy was
in power was pledge OF security for France.
His policy peace. The speaker urged all
Republicans and all Frenchmen to be recon
ciled to the policy of the government
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08
warlike News from Africa.

LONDON, Oct. THE excitement occasioned
by the report of the death Of the Sultan OF
Morocco and the departure Of French iron-clads
for the waters Of that country is rapidly ncreas-S
ing. Spain seems determined to maintain her
prestige in Morocco, and preparations Of for
mdable proportions, which nothing il they
are not warlike. are being pushed rapidly to-
completion at the Spanish naval stations and
military depots. The report of the death OF
Sultan Muley Hassan. of Morocco is confirme d. I
He has been succeeded by his sixteen-vea r-old
son, who took the oath of Office over the dead
body of his father and immediately upon ascend-
ing the throne appointed his fayorito unclx
grand vizier
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NOT LIKE CLOTHING.

We do not manufacture hats as we do the
clothing we sell, and hence cannot offer you
the same advantage. But we can and do
offer you the advantage which comes from
our purchase of vast stocks of hats for many
stores. Hence you can buy the hat
cheaper of than anywhere else In this
market.
Try Us for all that is going in hats and
clothes.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08
WHEN INDICATIONS.
SATURDAY-Fair weather, followed by
light rains.
"Nlat q Shocking Bad Hat >

A candidate for the English Parliament
once was wont to "electioneer" by greeting
voters with ''Overjoyed to see you, my dear
fellow. You are looking we'll; but what a
shocking bad hat you have! Here, take this
f5 note and get new one."
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08

order rehearses the discussion with a similar
committee from the trade unions, last Decem-
ances between the Unions and the Knights Of
Labor. In closing, the committee says: .In
our opinion many of the so-called grievances.
II they exist, are rather acceptable than other
wise to some persons in their organizations and
are used by them 30 accomplish selfish purposes
and we believe a circular from our order, sent
co all trade and labor unions. explaining our DO
sltion on the question of trade organizations
within the order, would result in much good.
Much is said by the leaders of trade organizations
about the destruction of their unions By absorp-
ton in the knights of Labor of their mem bers,
aud the necessity their part to oppose any
tendency in that direction, that the autonomy of
their distinctive trades may be preserved.
Such arguments but evidence of the ig-
norance of those who advance them of the prin-
ciples and workings of order, which has
within The order aud perform its functions
trade organization when the conditions involv ed
would justify.
At the afternoon session reports were received
from the committee one ducation and compilation
of conspiracy laws.
j. P McGaughey, secretary of the co-opera-
tive board, presented it's report, which makes
many valuable suggestions as to the future gov
ernment of the board. Tr is asked that the
board be given power to establish a cooperative
agricultural machinery mandatory. to be
on grand scale. The supposition Is that should
the convention ratlfy this recommendation, the
headquarters OF the concern will be IN this city
and Its works adjacent. Another Iecommenda-
tlon is to adopt the cooperative farm in Mime
sofa, IN Grow Wing county. The various
ports were turned over to the committee on dis
trlbution as were resolutions presented by dis
trict assemblies
Dir. Pomderly said to night: "This is the best
convention we have had In years; the best set Of
meo ever saw. We are five DAYS ahead of the
Richmond convention in point of tine.n
1t is probable that the convention will adjourn
al noon Tomorrow until Monday morning. TO
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-10-08

Those voters didn't get their hats at THE
WHEN, for no one could say "what shock
ing bad hat" of any head covering that came
from that establishment
Nor would it take f5. nor yet S. to get a
good hat there. Low Prices Rule.
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lt>I ~
Take Warning.

", understand that N N,u.n' : oa
r.t ~ organic Hunters Association
among ,!lr sportsman &C ,hF~ yi.nirs. The
primary y fr,.t ~ which as. .i.i.,n Will hc
1. >,c thar laws. which ha,. i.u ,r-.tr,l
FIR The protection If aarrr in .ur county h'.
rntary,l The move II certainly Gowns
urnIahlr N, ami should me. ''.y prnmlt
approval NJ ry,ry >par'>ma" !" ''e."n'y
VIII, looks % the continuation 4 Gs.d
sports. Though the LEGAL tim. al,wvl t'r
killing rar'rilI,> Is ally a'.u, @n' five
DAYS. H.. uumlyr IT Gruuyrs has - iu-
.rra>,l IN recent YEAR. AMI all Oh, "m"an~
and appliances nhst" have h,rn - I'M
proved that the quail is ,l,sr,a>i0- in NUM-
l,~~ annually when only killed. during the
law frl tinl, AMI in lawful way. Ithun-
ter. then. an permitted - Kill The binds
n m the beginning or middle 81 September
until late in December. W may lnnk t'r
nothing else except total rNtcrmiuatiyn ri
The quail and consequently partridge shoot
ing must become thing II thu past. We
have heard many IT our >portSmen pro-
testing against this shooting boforc The
season. and they positively dcclarc T.
rrpart any violation ot the law that may
come under their observation, We hope
that all will determine upon the same
ruurSc. - that when the season arrives
those who have ahidcd ~ the law will
come in for their just shan ut one If
Americas greatest outdoor sports.
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ADVICE TO MoTmEK>.-Arc You disturb
al ut night and broken of Your rest by n
sick child suffering and crying with pain Of
Cutting Teeth: Ii - send at once and get
4 bottle Of Mrs. Win>low's Soothing syrup
for Children Tccthing lis value is meal
culahlc. II will relieve the poor little suf
irrvr Immediately. Depend upon il, moth
cr>. Their, is on mistake about il. IL cures
niarrhua, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind collie, sottcns the Gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy t. the whole system. Mrs. Win
Slows Soothing syrup" for children teeth
in i pleasant To- the taste and i the pre-
s,ription of one Of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
state. and i for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five
c,nt> hottie. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Wnslow'S SorthinE syrup" and take no
other kind.
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lCONNUNICATED.
NsAR CHarrIco. Oct. anl. 1887.

MAN OtA 1iAs tT1t
MeSsrs Editors:-I do not like 10 ask
space in Your columns and am willing 10
put up v it'll a great deal, but there is time
when patience ceases II I've a virtue. As
witness, | would ask has a lawyer the right
to reflect discredit upon our testimony and
say that We a. free citizens shall lie COM
pared yeiff1 the beasts Of the field, 81 90 and
CO mo at ;hc solicitation of man, upon 50
solemn % act as an oath: refer To John
y. GaYcs. who, in arguing the case Mat
tinglcy and wife ". 4. Bunoughs.I took
burroughs and was at his command 20
swear Just n he should suggest-that il he
said 20. would do 81, come, il was the
same. have selected your paper TO make
my defence, knowing nf no other method
iunleSs the club u say do not belong To
Mr.. \. burroughs and am in no way bound
1" him, nor will he say 50, except the ties
of friendship and gratitude due tn him for
his Kindness 10 me as his tenant for the
past years. Nv testimony was CORRIDOR
atcd by j I'm +. Ching, K b. Tippctt and
Vim. ". Shuhar. all reliable gentlemen.
and | don't see why should have been
specially picked ont, unless he Graves
conceived was indebtcito Mr. Burroughs
and the poorer of the witnesses. DO not
Think il we'll for people, especially lawyers,
that live in glass houses to throw stones.
am unlike Mr.. Graves tfpropcrly inform
ell and his cli:.rt Mattingly not under
rct,iruat government and have not 10 act
in any financial matters n the petticnat
say--c"mc when You are called. 20 where
yru arr directed. | am further informed
that Mr. Graves is under more obligations
t. others than am, and if he meant In r.
fleet upon my good credit, | would ask
him-iS h. financially responsible and can
he say he has paid his honest debts.
Respectfully,
Gro. W MORGAN
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Mr.. knight, superintendent "f the rail
road work through the estate Of DR. Bronze
~ = Mary's city, has received notice that
the contractor. Mr. Baldwin. will be down
ia few days e. pay off hands. etc, and To
increase Tho working force un the road.
Tn" capitalists who are interested in the
land contract With DIR. Bronze passed over
the land few days ago. This looks like
lu-inc-~
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Hon. Washington wilkinson viii ulca-c
accept our thank fer % complimentary
.h"t t. thc grand tournament, dinner AMI
iall which take place ~ =. John to-day.
Wednesday.
Tho fourteenth annual exhibition II The
agricultural and In. hani.ai a-. ...ari"iNn #
llafi"rl county will TAX" place at thr ltir
grounds, near Rrl Air, IN Tuesday, Wei
u-day, Thurday and FRIDAY, October H.,
r., - AMI Il. The maua-,, VIII rl'a-.
;. opt "ur thanks 'r rrp..m~utury
ticket
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The Prohibition sGeesInx.

The Prohibition meeting at the SOciety's
Hall, Leonardtown, on Tuesday night last,
was well attended, considering the short
ness Of the notice given. and vas addressed
by Messrs. Gushing, Il Maine. and Nor
r"w, Of Baltimore, in very effective and el-
oquent terms. which had 'hc eject Of en-
gaging the rapt attention 81 the audience
until the conclusion If the meeting.
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Excursion.

by reference 10 our advertising columns,
il will be seen that Messrs. Moore x Graves
lave made arrangements to give another
"i their pleasant excursions. This time it
Will bc 10 Washington, where you can
spend day and n night, and costing only
- cents for the trip. fyau want a good
time and plenty Of fun DO not mi, this op-
portunity. Tickets Tor sale ~ Moor L
Graves
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A WOman's Discovery.

"AnOthCr wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady i'll this Coun-
". Disease fastened lis clutches upon her
ana tor seven years She withstood itS sever
ct tests, hut her vital organs Were under
mined and death seem imminent. For
three months she couEhed ince>Santly and
could not Sleep. She bought If us bottle
"t Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton and Was - much relieved on taking
first dose that she slept all night and with
one bottle has been miraculouSlv cured.
Her name is Mr. Luther Lut7" Thus
writes ". {. Hamrick " Co. Of shelby. Y.
C.-t,ct tree trial bottle II VIM. !.
Edulyn X Co
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The Verdict Unanimous.

Y. y sui, Druggist, BippuS, Ind tr>ti-
fic>. Il can recommend Electric BittrrS "a
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
ha- given relief III every ease. one man
took >iv bottles. and was cured of Rhcuma-
ti~m III 10 wears standing" Abraham Hare,
druggist. Bcllvillc. Ohio. atiirms: The
h,.~t selling medicine have ever handled
in my ~ years experience. is Electric Bit
tcr>" Thousands of others have added
their testimony. - that the verdict j. unan-
imnu> that Electric Bittcrs do cure Ill dis
eases nf;hc Liver Kidneys or Blood Only
= half dollar bottle at VIM j. Edclcn X
Co
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receiving the thanks Of the Court for their
prompt attendance and the faithful and
efficient discharge q their duties. This
has beeH the longest session Of our Court.
ipr many years, and the number Of Jury
irials has been greatly in excess of any
previous term OF the Court. The Court
will probably adjourn fur the Term on tn
day
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Saint Nlary's Beacon.
Local DO6tinGs.
Oat Again.

Mr.. Frank NJ. Dyer, candidate for Or
phans Court, who has been quite sick for
the past several days. i, We are pleased to
-ay, out again and ready to do hi part for
the success Of the "iaby iicIest."
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E
/ then callel and attendance motel. The
p..r-mPtory call Of trial docket was then
preceded with and judgments entered in
plain and uncontcsted case. a. no. II.
Trials, J. Thomas Mattingly. Dora J. Mat
tingly y. Aquilla Burroughs. Tried by
jury.
Thursday, 22nd The court met. present
their Iion"rs, Judges Brooke and Crane.
The Grand and Petit .Iurir- werr then called
AMI attendance noted. The case pending.
when court adjourned yesterday, was then
resumed. Examination of witnesses was
then completed, and Jury retired, and
finally brought in verdict in favor Of
plaintiff The court At s.}0 o'clock, T.. NJ,
then adjourned.
Friday, 2@nl. The court met, present
their llun"rs Judge Crane and Brooke
Thr Grand AMI Petit Juries were called
and attendance noted. The p"remp;ory
call &c trial Docket wa~ then proceeded
with, and judgments entered ia uncon-
tested eases. The iir~t called was No. Ia,
criminal CASES, state Of Maryland v Lewis
Holly. submitted T. thr court .Juds-
mcnt lot guilty. NrNtc case rt..i,yi was No
y criminal, STAT "f Maryland v. George
VI. Shirhurn, Indicted frra,sault on George
NJ Hal,y submitted tn the court ludg-
mont guilty and fined five dollars ana costs.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow
morning al ~ O'clock
saturday, 18th. Present their H"nors,
Judg,- Rruokr aud Crane The Grand and
p,t.t .Iurics were called and attendance
r"t,rI. Call Of the p"rcmptory Docket was
then resumed and procrr.lrl with NJ. ?s,
which Wa tried a. follows: Mary j. Dadc
" L. II. CIut,r> Administrators, tried
lyt r. Jury and verdict rendered for Dc;cn-
jau'. Tic Grand .Iury then came into
C.my, anI submitted th"irrrport and asked
t. p, li-ehar-rcl Til. court .itcr thank
in. r'.,u fir t'.r EXPEDITIONS manner IN
which tE,, hay" DISCHARGED thcir duty,
ordered their discharge.
The u,Nr ,.-r ,ull,I Wa NJ b. trial,
, H. .I.gh,c. - j. oscar J.rlur. J. r.
C..,l, action # Rrplryin and trial l.y iury
Examination al witnrs~,., VS. -un.
Monday. goth Thr.aur met, present
their ll,u.r-, Jut-r~ Crane anil Brooke.
I'll. ,a,r"i Saturday wa continued
ru,-lay, -,t.L Tho case # John r
itrh.u y. !. oscar ..r!.r was resumed
and occupied The ,utirr .r~-ian II the
Curr ~ Tuesday.
"Wednesday. 18th. Tho Jury brought in
a,,rlirr FIR DrGrJan; The next cas-,
called VA Na@s rria,- which was pro.
,,,drl with r.s,r. q Jury a- follows.
J.. Oscar Jalr,,, Is. John T. Jarh.c.
Action. l.r llua-r-. hi, ease ur.u pird
ra. C.u., ~ "Wednesday anil Thursday.
AMI II ,o.,rInrN. I'm tla MIL, ~ the latter
clay rl.rlur D.u-Gr ri a ,ynlI,t tr III,
u,.,nJau,.
FRIDAY. .,uru. III, int ,..>. disposed of
wa - criminal appearances state !
!, Wa-hiu-,.u. ,uI.rr.u icy l.ur.lario,i,lN
,nt.I.r- m. ~tar. nuu-ru' Il .l.r II. coli.
ssN.nfu.!,. H., ,,ur, and Judgment #
r.,...,,y. N,..r, IIam,n,ff l,r state and
1, .4ls s.r l,.,rala.r
Ir. ...>,,-..,....,r',l .v.a. \, criminal
,;s....~,r,...., ~ta.r y. Il p,.n,,p Hrr.
r..-l indicted ar assault with Intend I,
lii Nm TE.mg~ Brow, Trial rs Dry
and ,l,. fur,. ...',I,rL T. VI brought in
a,,r,li,,.t ra,.uf,fy Of assault with intend
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0utn1olCo.

The Great Malaria, Fever and AuEe Rene
DIV. Reliable. safe and efficient Price,
SOC per hottie. For sale by all Druggist
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NIITIl'E

In pursuance nt the above opler. We here
~ -iyc notice that we have obtained from
ia" Orphans Court vi II Mary'S county,
Maryland. letters teStamcntarv on the per
~oual estate II Richard II. Miles. late Of
said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified t. exhibit the same with the pro-
per vouchers attached thereto 20 the SuhScri-
her, IL VI before the 25th day Of Feb. 1855,
they will otherwise hy law be excluded
from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted - the deceased are re-
quc>tNi t. make immediate payment IL the
subscribers
RICHARD H. GARNER.
BILLINGSLEY GARNER.
Executors
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-10-06

Personal attention will b given In the
inspection and sale Of tobacco and "a sale
OF grain. Liberal advances on consign-
mentS.
Jan. Sr--G
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court VI -. Mary's County. st.
August -, lS>1
ORDERED Iy the Court. That Richard
H. Gamer and Billin->lcy Garner. EXecu-
- oi
RICHARD II MILES.
late f saint Mary'S county. MARYLAND,
deceased. give thc notice required by law
e. tho deceased creditors T. exhibit their
claims and that the >sme hc published
once a week f'r six successive weeks in
III, - Nary'S BEACON.
Test: jas. +. NJ RALEY.
Register If Wills for II Mary : county.
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:. EN- e. co.
|. Morgan

their many
t tl,.r STORE
/ .i,I iIlnntlllc
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ng Opening!

our friends and
call and examine our
rartiyc lines Of Spring
ptil tine early rush was
-l4i 5ur goods az much
Juhltr- o. close them
I,!yauc,l. We rccog.
and hay" marked our
|l,m.
mr. n'W and varied
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oodland,"
containing
e41-4 acres, more or less.

or - much thereof aS may lie necessary +"
satisfy the State and county taNcs duc
thereon for the year above mcntionc ~
follows:
t. state tax for 1880, : 81
|" Commission on same, 10 per cent %
To County tax for 1886, 100
Tn Commission On same, per cent. -
81 II
Interest frnm lSt January. 1Ss1.
The above land is situated in the First
Election District Of ST. Mary'S county, Ma
ryland, and is assessed 20 Dixon Cough
and sister, and will be sold by the under
signed, or - much thereof as may bc ne
CeSSary. under and by virtue Of authority
vested in him by Act Of General Assembly
Of Maryland passed At the January Session,
1874, chapter ~, and the proceeds applied
10 the payment Of the above taxes for the
year above named, with Interest AMI costs
due or 10 become due under this sale.
VIM. 4. LANGLEY,
Collector
Jo. +. MORGAN, Attorney.
Sept %, ISIS
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NC

'i,at Mills. lar
"TuI.lus AT aud
rate rates.
MILBURN
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LrnoE nolrs LLrrLE nHrYDER

Judge Iloar, Of the legal GIT" at the tilhl 20,
tho Andoycr professors - said Ia Ice absent minded
mnn lie - also said TO be- little harsh ad abrupt ht
times. ~ the ory goes no listened Inicnty to The
arrimcet of Professor Dwight yesterday ana with tho
other, went To- Lunch Ills mind was ii oi crerd. AN"
hcresies and legal phrases ns he prooeded slowly 10
the dining rOurn His irienhs noticed thht no WINS
rather prroccupied. and watched HIM closely.
Close To the hat-fack is "a largo mirror r"aohng 10
tho floor Judge lioar oarelessy placed his bat on mo
rack ana lowering his head ana muiicIihS anu scat
nIating To him4ei turned abruptly about and snw q
Goure In the mirror He paused Tor n moment, ana
witt for the other fellow in the mirror to pnss ne
other fellow did not pass, and tho Judge shou,eu
anariIv I-p't there room enough Tor you To pass
fla trends burnt into laughter and .he Jdgo MN
seli soon realizing that lao tho victim OF huBo
Ioke Joined in the sport.